
Moisture and Organic Material Can Provide Shelter
Millipedes may gather beneath leaves, mulch, stones, wood and other materials that retain moisture near the property.
Changes in Outdoor Conditions May Drive Movement
Periods of heavy moisture or changing outdoor conditions may result in millipedes moving toward foundations and entering accessible openings.
Review Where Millipedes Are Gathering
We inspect foundation edges, basement areas, landscaping and other accessible locations where activity has been noticed.
Assess Conditions Around the Property
We consider moisture, drainage, organic debris, exterior shelter and openings that may support recurring activity.

Inspect
We Review the Affected Areas
We assess millipede activity, moisture conditions, outdoor shelter and accessible entry points.
Identify
We Clarify the Activity and Conditions
We consider the pest, activity level and property factors that may be supporting the concern.
Service
We Complete the Recommended Millipede Service
The service is based on the affected locations and accessible areas requiring attention.
Guide
We Explain Practical Prevention Measures
We provide relevant moisture-management, landscaping and exterior-maintenance recommendations.
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Yes. Petty Pest Control provides millipede control throughout Niagara Falls & Southern Ontario.
Millipedes may move toward buildings when outdoor conditions change and enter through accessible ground-level openings.
They may gather beneath leaves, mulch, stones, wood, planters and other materials that retain moisture.
Yes. Millipedes may enter through foundation gaps, basement doors, windows and other openings near ground level.
Damp soil, organic debris and protected exterior areas may create suitable conditions for millipedes.
Millipedes generally have rounded bodies and move more slowly, while centipedes typically have flatter bodies and longer, more visible legs.
Reducing damp organic material and unnecessary shelter near the foundation may help make the area less favourable.
Yes. We assess the affected areas, activity level and property conditions before recommending service.
New activity may occur if moisture, exterior shelter and accessible openings remain available.
Complete the website form or call +1 289-277-1798 and describe where and when millipedes are appearing.
4551 Zimmerman Ave, Niagara Falls, ON L2E 3M5, Canada
Call: +1 289-277-1798

Call : +1 289-277-1798